just now (174+ words) HOW FERRARI SAVED BABIES!! Doctors wanted to get feedback from F1 pit crews, to see if they can apply their process to medical procedures. The doctors were then invited to Maranello, Italy, where Ferrari engineers and pit crew analyzed videos of baby handovers. The verdict? The transfers were shoddy, noisy, and uncoordinated, with no clear leadership. Medical teamwork improvement became the urgent priority, and racing mechanics became medicine's unlikely teachers for what would be one of Formula 1's greatest contributions to regular life. The collaboration introduced clear leadership roles, situational awareness, formalized protocols, and data monitoring. Just like pit crews, each team member now had a precisely defined role. The results proved revolutionary, with thousands of babies' lives saved through improved safety and efficiency in pediatric cardiac surgery worldwide. Williams F1 team later partnered with the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff…...

3+ hour, 32+ min ago (256+ words) After the conclusion of the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Sunday, Championship leader Lando Norris and team-mate Oscar Piastri received the shocking news that they had both been disqualified from the race, after stewards discovered excessive skid plank wear on both vehicles. This is not the first occurrence of such a technical fault this season This is not the first occurrence of such a technical fault this season. Back in March, Ferrari Driver Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from the Chinese Grand Prix under similar circumstances. Tied for points and desperate to win, Piastri and Verstappen are in the same boat Not all hope is lost for the McClaren drivers, in particular frontrunner Lando Norris. For him, the equation is simple. In fact, he can clinch the Championship in Qatar this week. With a maximum of 33 points available, the Brit only…...

4+ hour, 5+ min ago (696+ words) Nov 30, 2025 | 3:27 AM EST NASCAR, Motorsport, USA Shriners Children s 500 Mar 9, 2025 Avondale, Arizona, USA NASCAR Cup Series driver Christopher Bell 20 and driver Joey Logano 22 lead during the restart of the Shriners Childrens 500 at Phoenix Raceway. Avondale Phoenix Raceway Arizona USA, EDITORIAL USE ONLY PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xGaryxA.xVasquezx 20250309_gav_sv5_059 Speaking to'Sky View Sports" Roy J. Akers, Bob Pockrass kept his answer simple and neat. "Well. You never know. I think the trial definitely will start. I don"t envision a settlement before Monday," Pockrass said with much confidence. "During a trial, there are possibilities for a settlement. It kind of depends on how things go. I think more likely a settlement would come if the 23XI and Front Row win the trial than at some point during the appeal process." But if history has proven anything, it"s that a settlement hasn"t been the…...

4+ hour, 23+ min ago (640+ words) Max Verstappen lines up third on the grid for the Qatar GP, behind both the McLarens Max Verstappen suggested that he will need to "cut a corner" of the Losail International Circuit if he has any hope of beating McLaren in Formula 1s Qatar Grand Prix. The Dutchman lines up in third place, the title outsider positioned just behind fellow protagonists Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. Norris would secure the title with a race win and avoid the tension of a final round decider in Abu Dhabi. Verstappen must win to keep his slim chances of a fifth straight title alive. The Red Bull man has suffered across the weekend in Doha, complaining of extreme porpoising in both the Sprint qualifying session, and the race itself. After qualifying for the full Grand Prix on Saturday night, Verstappen explained the RB21 had improved…...

4+ hour, 28+ min ago (404+ words) [F1 2025: Oscar Piastri Pips George Russell and Lando Norris To Win Qatar Sprint Grand Prix]On Friday, Piastri put out a perfect final lap to take pole position ahead of Russell by 0.032 seconds, while Norris saw his time cut off after he found gravel on the last lap of the sprint, dropping him behind Russell and in front of Alonso, while Yuki Tsunoda finished fifth. Mumbai, November 30: McLaren driver Oscar Piastri surpassed Mercedes' George Russell and compatriot Lando Norris to secure the Qatar sprint win in a comprehensive 19-lap event at the Lusail International Circuit Piastri opened the race from pole position in front of Russell and Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso and maintained his tyre degradation perfectly to finish atop Third title contender Red Bull's Max Verstappen could only improve to fourth from sixth, suffering a porpoising issue, while Kimi Antonelli…...

4+ hour, 44+ min ago (776+ words) As this season's Formula 1 world championship reaches a dramatic climax, some of the sport's most famous figures have been looking back at the humble origins of Britain's first team. BRM was founded at the bottom of a garden in the small town of Bourne, Lincolnshire, 80 years ago and went on to win the world title. "It's an amazing story isn't it?" says Damon Hill, the former F1 champion and broadcaster. "They set out to take on the world. "I think they put this country on the map as a world leader in automotive technology and Formula 1." Hill, the 1996 world champion, has a strong link to BRM. His father, Graham, drove for the team and won the team's only title with them in 1962. "It was one of the places that really enabled him to show what he had," Hill recalls. "He built…...

7+ hour, 31+ min ago (15+ words) Ryan Wood clips Broc Feeney sending the championship contender to the back of the pack....

8+ hour, 6+ min ago (80+ words) Oscar'Piastri'grabbed'pole position for the penultimate race of the Formula One season when he edged team-mate and title rival Lando Norris as time expired in Saturday's qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix. Title-chasing Piastri Takes Pole For Qatar Grand Prix AFP - Agence France Presse Oscar Piastri grabbed pole position for the penultimate race of the Formula One season when he edged team-mate and title rival Lando Norris as time expired in Saturday's qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix....

8+ hour, 41+ min ago (1399+ words) Norris will have to start on the dirty side of the Lusail track Qualifying did not go how Lando Norris wanted it to on the weekend on which he can clinch the Formula 1 drivers' title for the first time. The Briton said he went into the final session that set the grid for the Qatar Grand Prix feeling "convinced I would have been on pole". From there, the McLaren driver's chances of winning the race - the result he needs to be absolutely sure of becoming world champion on Sunday - would have been high. Instead, Norris was beaten into second place by his team-mate Oscar Piastri. If the Australian wins the race - as he did the sprint before grand prix qualifying on Saturday - the title battle goes to the final race in Abu Dhabi next weekend. There is also Max Verstappen…...

9+ hour, 33+ min ago (390+ words) Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc share their disappointment with the performance of their Ferraris in Qatar qualifying. (0:28) DOHA, Qatar -- Charles Leclerc said there has not been a single lap he has driven in Qatar that gives him hope his Ferrari can compete for points on Sunday. As has so often been the case this year with a driver who is widely considered to be F1's best qualifier, Leclerc used his one-lap prowess to drag his wayward Ferrari into Q3 after the team went scoreless in the sprint earlier in the day. Leclerc had a huge spin in the final session as he wrestled with his Ferrari on a timed lap -- he qualified 10th. "[It's] really difficult to drive," Leclerc said of the car. "And it's just frustrating. I mean, the second lap in Q3 was a really good one, but that's only good…...